Best hangover cures?
- Thread starter BradK
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You could try some Honey
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/wo...ew-hangover-cure/story-e6frf7m6-1225975999649
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Old Geordie wisdom - What made you bad will make you better. 
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toughen up princess
Yes, I'll drink to that. 6 teaspoons of honey will sober you up real quick.
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Very large joint and a burger,DVD shut curtains
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Diet Coke seems to work nicely for me as a headache cure in general. I'm not sure why, I'd assumed it was the water content but drinking that doesn't work as well.
Note that I mean actual "Diet Coke" (or other equivalent brand). The stuff with the artificial sweetner and not the "no caffine, no sweetner of any kind" stuff (Pepsi Max etc).
It's the only time I ever drink fizzy soft drinks. Not keen on it at all and I know it's not good for health. But it works, is cheap and easily available and once in a while shouldn't do me too much harm.
All that said, last night I managed to get thoroughly dehydrated, and woke up with hangover-like symptoms, without drinking alcohol at all (on-call for work this year). Spending almost the whole night on the dancefloor and not drinking anything certainly takes a bit of water out of the system. A couple of hours dancing right in front of the speakers at Isobar might have contributed to the headache too I suppose...
Note that I mean actual "Diet Coke" (or other equivalent brand). The stuff with the artificial sweetner and not the "no caffine, no sweetner of any kind" stuff (Pepsi Max etc).
It's the only time I ever drink fizzy soft drinks. Not keen on it at all and I know it's not good for health. But it works, is cheap and easily available and once in a while shouldn't do me too much harm.
All that said, last night I managed to get thoroughly dehydrated, and woke up with hangover-like symptoms, without drinking alcohol at all (on-call for work this year). Spending almost the whole night on the dancefloor and not drinking anything certainly takes a bit of water out of the system. A couple of hours dancing right in front of the speakers at Isobar might have contributed to the headache too I suppose...
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Additionally, the possibility of permanent and irreversible hearing damage may have occurred. Recommendation for exposure of 91 decibels over 2 hours and being on call I assume company expects correct PPE to be worn.
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I can see it now. In a club, wearing ear muffs...Additionally, the possibility of permanent and irreversible hearing damage may have occurred. Recommendation for exposure of 91 decibels over 2 hours and being on call I assume company expects correct PPE to be worn.
On a positive note, you might get mistaken for a DJ and that could get interesting...
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Neurofen gel capsules, really effective. Drink ice water to rehydrate. Keep cool and have a snooze.
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White or Green Tea.
Both are very good for you.
Both are very good for you.
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Drink beer with no preservatives, no hangover.
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I drink Hahn super dry [no preservatives] and after 20 off them I get quite ill
